The Tricky Business of Managing Conflicts of Interest in Medical Journals

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23 Oct 2009
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Neena Brizmohun @ScripRegNeena neena.brizmohun@informa.com

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Information published in medical journals plays an important role in shaping therapeutic choices and can inform regulatory decisions. In the interest of patient care, medical literature must be objective and free from biases introduced by conflicts of interest on the part of authors.

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